Olympic gold and silver medalist Cat Osterman, 35, announced in October that she was coming out of retirement with the goal of making Team USA and competing in the 2020 Olympics. She shared her ...

Six years after first retiring from playing competitive softball, Cat Osterman has retired once again — and this time it appears to be for good. One of the sport's greatest players, Osterman wraps an ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. FILE - In this July 27, 2021, file photo, United States' Cat Osterman pitches during the first inning of a softball game against ...

YOKOHAMA, Japan (AP) — Turned down for a job in the U.S. coaching pool in 2016 after she retired as a player, Cat Osterman found she was not angry. “I had to do a gut check,” she said. “If I'm not ...

At the end of Cat Osterman's championship-winning 2010 season with National Pro Fastpitch, a women's professional softball league that folded, she left something for Chris Almendarez, who was working ...

The AUSL is calling Central Texas its home for the 2026 season. The American-Statesman is publishing a multipart series to introduce fans locally and nationally to the Texas Volts, who will play in ...

Cat Osterman is back in a big way at the Tokyo Olympics. The left-handed pitcher threw a one-hitter as Team USA defeated Italy in its opener, which took place prior to the Opening Ceremonies on Friday ...

Softball legend Cat Osterman could hardly bring herself to watch the Olympics on television in 2012. The sight of other elite athletes competing in London while she sat home conjured too many painful ...

For nearly two decades, Cat Osterman has been one of the best softball players on the planet. The left-handed ace dominated from her first season of college with the Texas Longhorns. Multiple leagues, ...

YOKOHAMA, JAPAN - JULY 27: Catherine Osterman #38 of Team United States takes the mound in the first inning against Team Japan during the Softball Gold Medal Game between Team Japan and Team United ...